TOUCH - Aurora Powder 04, 5ml

A pearlescent rub-on powder that creates a shimmering nail design reminiscent of the northern lights, part of the full Aurora Powder line. Applied over any color coating, it creates soft pearlescent iridescence when combined with light shades, and bold, striking highlights when combined with dark ones.

Why the Formula Works

Aurora Powder has an ultra-fine grind, making it easy to rub in and form a smooth, dense layer. It doesn't leave gaps or unevenness, and doesn't lose its shine or dull throughout the entire wear of the manicure. Recommended for use over a previously reinforced nail plate, to help prevent chipping at the free edge.

Key Features

• For nail design
• Ultra-fine grind
• Creates pearlescent shimmer reminiscent of aurora, or bold highlights
• Applies as a dense, even layer over any color
• Doesn't leave gaps or unevenness
• Includes a sponge applicator
• Volume: 5ml

Standard Application

1. Complete standard nail prep — manicure and shape the free edge
2. Degrease the surface
3. Apply primer, avoiding cuticle and lateral folds, dry 30 seconds
4. Apply clear elastic base in a thin layer, cure under UV/LED
5. Level with Rubber Base or reinforce the nails
6. File the free edge for thickness and structure
7. Complete your design or leave a camouflage coating
8. Seal with a no-wipe top coat, cure 30 seconds
9. Apply Aurora Powder with fingers or an applicator

Alternate Application (Over Camouflage Base)

Apply the powder directly onto a TOUCH camouflage coating. Shape the free edge with a soft file or buffer, apply ultrabond, secure the free edge or half the nail plate with Airy Base and cure. Finish with a lightly leveled top coat, cured 120 seconds.

FAQ

Can this powder be applied straight over a camouflage base without the full standard technique?
Yes, an alternate method applies the powder directly onto a TOUCH camouflage coating, using Airy Base and a lightly leveled top coat instead of the full build-up process.

Does this shade behave differently over light versus dark colors underneath?
Yes — light shades bring out soft pearlescent iridescence, while dark shades produce bolder, brighter highlights.

Use only for training on tips